In the biggest NRLW signing for the 2024 season so far to date, the Brisbane Broncos NRLW have acquired the services of Keilee Joseph for the next two seasons.

The two-time NRLW Second Rower of the Year will join from the Sydney Roosters, a club she spent two seasons with, including the side's Premiership-winning victory over the St George Illawarra Dragons NRLW during the delayed 2021 season.

An Indigenous All-Star and Queensland Maroons representative, Joseph had a sensational season having been named Player of the Match on her Origin debut and averaging 105 run metres and recording 271 tackles at 95.4 efficiency in this year's competition.

โ€œAfter seeing how well the Broncos did last year and what they put together, the style of footy, and the culture, I just wanted to be part of it,โ€ Joseph said.

โ€œPrincey (Scott Prince) and the Broncos flew my partner and I up to have a chat and everything they spoke about just made me want to make the move home.

โ€œThe opportunity to be back around my family too, which I'm really close to, is amazing.

โ€œThey're pretty excited, although Dad's a Penrith fan, so I don't know if he'll be wearing the colours, but they're just happy to have me home.

โ€œIt's been a pretty crazy year, playing my first Origin, and then being picked in the Jillaroos squad, I haven't had too much time to reflect until now.

โ€œAli's (Brigginshaw) been such a big support and mentor, and I learnt a lot playing with her in the Queensland team, so I can't wait to take it all in in Brisbane, they've got some huge experience.โ€

Broncos NRLW head coach Scott Prince spoke about her arrival to the club and believes she will bring both offensive and defensive strike power to the club's line-up.

โ€œThis is great news for the Brisbane Broncos, to be bringing someone of Keilee's calibre to the club, as one of the young superstars of the league," Prince said.

โ€œShe has proven that she can step up when it matters and has grabbed hold of every opportunity that has come her way.

"She's won a Premiership and has played for her state, her country and her heritage โ€“ and now she's coming to play for her hometown, it doesn't get more special than this."